ISA Certified Arborist - Chapter 1 Exam
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Tree biology - ANSWERS-The study of structure and function of trees and the
relationship between them.
Cells - ANSWERS-Basic building blocks of structure
Stipules - ANSWERS-Modified leaves (differing in function from true leaves) which
serve to protect the buds meristematic region and any developing shoot growth
Root Cap - ANSWERS-Overlapping scales which help protect the apical meristem of
roots
Cambium - ANSWERS-The first type of Secondary (lateral) Meristem
Cork Cambium - ANSWERS-The second type of Secondary (lateral) Meristem which
produces the bark.
,Periderm - ANSWERS-The bark of the tree.
Literally meaning "enclosing skin"
Cellulose - ANSWERS-The component of the cell wall that provides the cell with its
structure. It plays a large role in providing the framework of different types of cells.
Lignin - ANSWERS-Provides strength and rigidity to the cell walls of wood in a tree. It
helps allow the tree to grow so tall without collapsing in on itself from its own weight.
The following are the 4 primary functions of _____:
1. Conduction of water & minerals throughout woody plants
2. Supports the weight of the tree
3. Stores carbohydrate reserves
4. Defends against the spread of disease & decay- ANSWERS- Xylem
Symplasm - ANSWERS-The living tissue of a tree
Apoplasm - ANSWERS-The non-living tissue of a tree. A large portion of the tissue in a
mature tree is typically of this kind of tissue.
Gymnosperms - ANSWERS-Cone bearing plants such as pines & spruces.
These plants do not produce flowers. Their seeds are considered exposed to the
outside world b/c they are not enclosed within the flesh of a fruit.
Tracheids - ANSWERS-Xylem cells that are elongated, dead, with pointy ends and thick
walls
Fibers - ANSWERS-Xylem cells which provide mechanical STRENGTH
, Parenchyma - ANSWERS-Living cells that are spread out among the other types of
xylem cells
Hardwoods - ANSWERS-The xylem cells of _________ are made up of Tracheids,
Fibers, Parenchyma, & Vessels.
Mitosis - ANSWERS-Process of cell division used to create new cells in plants.
Genetically identical.
Differentiation - ANSWERS-Process by which cells change their structure and
specialize in a particular function.
Tissues - ANSWERS-Cells grouped together with similar structure and function.
Organs - ANSWERS-Organized tissues that provides a particular function to the plants
Leaves, Stems, Roots, Flowers, Fruit - ANSWERS-5 organs of a tree
Primary Growth - ANSWERS-The type of growth occurring from Apical Meristems
Apical Meristem - ANSWERS-The meristem located at the tip of a shoot or a root.
a.k.a. Primary Meristem
Secondary Growth - ANSWERS-The type of growth occurring from secondary
meristems.
Secondary Meristem - ANSWERS-The type of meristem that produces Secondary
Growth
a.k.a Lateral Meristem
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Tree biology - ANSWERS-The study of structure and function of trees and the
relationship between them.
Cells - ANSWERS-Basic building blocks of structure
Stipules - ANSWERS-Modified leaves (differing in function from true leaves) which
serve to protect the buds meristematic region and any developing shoot growth
Root Cap - ANSWERS-Overlapping scales which help protect the apical meristem of
roots
Cambium - ANSWERS-The first type of Secondary (lateral) Meristem
Cork Cambium - ANSWERS-The second type of Secondary (lateral) Meristem which
produces the bark.
,Periderm - ANSWERS-The bark of the tree.
Literally meaning "enclosing skin"
Cellulose - ANSWERS-The component of the cell wall that provides the cell with its
structure. It plays a large role in providing the framework of different types of cells.
Lignin - ANSWERS-Provides strength and rigidity to the cell walls of wood in a tree. It
helps allow the tree to grow so tall without collapsing in on itself from its own weight.
The following are the 4 primary functions of _____:
1. Conduction of water & minerals throughout woody plants
2. Supports the weight of the tree
3. Stores carbohydrate reserves
4. Defends against the spread of disease & decay- ANSWERS- Xylem
Symplasm - ANSWERS-The living tissue of a tree
Apoplasm - ANSWERS-The non-living tissue of a tree. A large portion of the tissue in a
mature tree is typically of this kind of tissue.
Gymnosperms - ANSWERS-Cone bearing plants such as pines & spruces.
These plants do not produce flowers. Their seeds are considered exposed to the
outside world b/c they are not enclosed within the flesh of a fruit.
Tracheids - ANSWERS-Xylem cells that are elongated, dead, with pointy ends and thick
walls
Fibers - ANSWERS-Xylem cells which provide mechanical STRENGTH
, Parenchyma - ANSWERS-Living cells that are spread out among the other types of
xylem cells
Hardwoods - ANSWERS-The xylem cells of _________ are made up of Tracheids,
Fibers, Parenchyma, & Vessels.
Mitosis - ANSWERS-Process of cell division used to create new cells in plants.
Genetically identical.
Differentiation - ANSWERS-Process by which cells change their structure and
specialize in a particular function.
Tissues - ANSWERS-Cells grouped together with similar structure and function.
Organs - ANSWERS-Organized tissues that provides a particular function to the plants
Leaves, Stems, Roots, Flowers, Fruit - ANSWERS-5 organs of a tree
Primary Growth - ANSWERS-The type of growth occurring from Apical Meristems
Apical Meristem - ANSWERS-The meristem located at the tip of a shoot or a root.
a.k.a. Primary Meristem
Secondary Growth - ANSWERS-The type of growth occurring from secondary
meristems.
Secondary Meristem - ANSWERS-The type of meristem that produces Secondary
Growth
a.k.a Lateral Meristem
